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NTT DATA s New Tech Processes Real-time Data from 30 Million Cars to Reduce Traffic Congestions, CO2 Emissions

NTT DATA's new tech can process real-time data from around 30 million connected cars. NTT DATA, a Japanese multinational tech company, introduced a new tech that can process real-time data of millions of cars to reduce traffic congestion and CO2 emissions, as per a press release.

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CNN The Lead With Jake Tapper June 4, 2024 21:21:00

explanation of what happened is feasible. and that s where the prosecutors has really been strong in this closing argument. they said any coincidence that could have happened based on all the evidence you d seen, if you believe alex murdaugh, all of those coincidences must have come true in order for this not to have been done by alex murdaugh. so very, very strong on the timeline aspect. and again, taking his own testimony and creating the timeline not just from the cell phone evidence, not just from the data, not just from the car data, not just from everything else, but his own words being used to create that timeline which puts the defense in a very bad spot. and you re looking at live images from the courtroom right now. on the left side of your screen. joey, earliered ed today the earlier today the jury visited the crime scene. i think it was the defense that requested that. how could that play into the deliberations? it s very important, jake. why? because it gives you a s

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CNN The Lead With Jake Tapper June 4, 2024 21:19:00

and opportunity. they boxed him in. what am i speaking about briefly? the timeline. there s a very specified timeline as to when this crime would be committed. initially the defendant said i wasn t there. guess what, the cell phone data that puts you there, there s car data that puts you there, there s a videotape that you re not seen on, but you re heard on that puts you there what do you do? you change the story. so i think the prosecution is boxing eliminate with regard to that timeline, eliminating that it could have been anyone but him, especially when they re talking about his cell phone and how the activity heightened on alex murdaugh s cell phone. i think it s significant that they re honing in on this because it lowers the specter of there being someone else who could have done it and lessens the reasonable doubt. that s what this case at the end of the day will be all about for the defense when they get up to do their closing argument. missy, do you agree that the timel

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CNN CNN This Morning Weekend June 4, 2024 11:28:00

liar, he s a thief, he couldn t be trusted with his clients, he lied to everyone in it his life. he looked at them in the eye just like he s looking at you, the prosecution will argue in closing, and he s lying about this as well. timeline doesn t make sense. believe the cell phone data, believe the car data, don t believe him. that s what we ll hear in closing arguments. that s the point they were making. the prosecution on cross-examination. it did appear at different points during the cross-examination that murdaugh was frustrating one of the prosecutors. he is an attorney himself. we saw that on full display. how do you think that might be be impacting the case? so everyone does it differently in terms of attorneys and how they really go about dealing with the courtroom. on cross-examination, it s different from direct examination. what s the distinction. the direct examination, you allow the client to answer questions. who, what, where, when, why,

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